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Exporting Web Module

Export Requirements

To export the Web Module manifest.json file must contain all the required properties.

Example of manifest.json with all the obligatory fields:

{
    "redAppId": "sabre-id-redapp-sample",
    "bundleSymbolicName": "com.sabre.sample",
    "bundleName": "Sabre Sample",
    "name": "com-sabre-sample-web-module",
    "contactDetails": {
        "company": "Sabre Inc.",
        "contactName": "SRW Developers",
        "email": "redappssupport@sabre.com",
        "phoneNumber": "123-456-789",
        "website": "http://www.sabre.com"
    }
}

manifest.json can also contain authorization information, example:

{
    "redAppId": "sabre-id-redapp-sample",
    "bundleSymbolicName": "com.sabre.sample",
    "bundleName": "Sabre Sample",
    "name": "com-sabre-sample-web-module",
    "contactDetails": {
        "company": "Sabre Inc.",
        "contactName": "SRW Developers",
        "email": "redappssupport@sabre.com",
        "phoneNumber": "123-456-789",
        "website": "http://www.sabre.com"
    },
    "authorizations": [
        {
            "name": "com.sabre.edge.cf.host.Communication",
            "threshold": 10,
            "metric": "tpm"
        },
        {
            "name": "com.sabre.edge.cf.rest2sg.Rest2Sg",
            "actions": [
                {
                    "name": "/v1/lists/utilities/aircraft/equipment",
                    "threshold": 1,
                    "metric": "tps"
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Creating validation-ready jar

Web Red App can be packaged into a validation-ready, signed jar using Concierge.

To do so use the ngv export command, which supports the following arguments:

  • keystore

  • keypass

  • alias

  • storepass

  • storetype

  • providerClass

  • providerArg

Successfully ended export will create in the build/ directory SVS-ready {module_name}_{version}.{timestamp}.zip file with Web Module packed into jar, signed using the data provided as command execution parameters along with the bundle.properties file and the certificate exported from the provided keystore.

java command have to be available and added to the PATH variable.

Exporting with a keystore stored in file

ngv export --keystore=$keystore --keypass=$keypass --alias=$alias --storepass=$storepass

Example of ngv export:

ngv export --keystore=/c/Developer/Workspace/myKeystore --storepass=abc34 --keypass=abc34 --alias=myFirstKey

Exporting with a certificate installed on a hardware token

ngv export --keystore=$keystore --alias=$alias --storepass=$storepass --storetype=$storetype --providerClass=$providerClass --providerArg=$providerArg

Example of ngv export:

ngv export --keystore=NONE --storepass=abc34 --alias=myFirstKey --storetype=PKCS11 --providerClass=sun.security.pkcs11.SunPKCS11 --providerArg=C:\path\to\eToken.cfg

Keystore location (has to be set to NONE)

Example of eToken.cfg file:

name=eToken
library=c:\WINDOWS\system32\eTPKCS11.dll

Please note that the content of said file may differ depending on your token provider. If you are unsure how to configure said file please see your token provider’s documentation or contact their support.